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SRraca un.

ssYou are feeling depressed, your appe.
tite ia poor, you arc bothered with head.
ache, you are ihdgetty, nervous and gen.
orally out Of sorts, and want TO brace up.
Brace up, but not with stimulants, apring
medicines or bitters, which have for their
basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
YOU In worse condition II than before,
What you want is an Alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action o.
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed d health and strength,
Such medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters, and only 50 cents VI bottle at
Logan l. Co.'s drug store. sss ~
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Children

often need some aafe cathartic and tonic to
avert approaching sickness, or to relieve
collie, headache, sick stomach, INDICATION,
dysentery and the complaints incident to
childhood. Let the children, take Sim
mons Liver Regulator and keep vol. SIT
Is purely vegetable, not UNPLEASANT to the
taste and safe to take; alone or In connec:
ton with other medicine. ssa 1wF4w5J!. d;
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The beet salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, ehapped hands, chilblsins,
CORDS. and all akin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co. .'s5
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features OF tho Money aud Stock

D L u s +.
NEW York. August ls.-Money on call at 1 to q per
cont; last loan per cent: closed offered At per
cent Primo mercantile paper G,{as,s per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady at y So54a4 49,
There was general disappointment among the
bulls nj the small amount Of bonds purr hased by
tho 9ecfetary Of tho Treasury yesterday, which was
taken advantage OF by the bears to ha,Giner certain
stocks and the market for the day was weak,
though dull. = here was no special news OF i'm.
portance 10 Affect values and dealings wero al
most entirely professional. Theopenins was some.
what more anlinated than yesterday but was weak
at declincs. which extended to v per cent. VIZ
2 Tho market was heavy but no special progress
was made IN the downward direction, except In
Pacific Mall. which suddenly. b'oke " per cent,
until tlward noon when Missouri Pacific, New
Enaland apd some Of tho EpecialIes displayed
moro animation than at any otheE lime during the
day. The market then bccam17 almost stagnant
with extremely narrow fluctuations, and finally
Ilosed dun AID heavy at slight fractions better
shares ~ 10 1zEs ~ > l'iItll. -I,'GT7
Railroad bonds duller to-day: sales only si5S 900.
Government bonds dull aud weak. .ssI..5 = q
State bonds neglected 4, s-,a..s vs. 80. ri.
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49,. TO- y,
Petroleum.

{, NEW YoRK, August Petroleum closed steady;
opened at 6lc; highest Glhe; lowest 6o5io; closed
al Gl1+c: sales 81 900 barrels. rs; ~ r
PITTSBURGH, PA, August 1s.-Petroleum quiet
and steady; opened At G9sc; closed at 6l4c; high
I sBaAproap, PA, August Is. Opened at 6gss4c;
closed at Ac highest Olsssc; lowest 6o'4c; clear.
anccs, 404 900 barrels. n
T1rusv1lIR, PA, August l8.-Opencd at 6111sc;
highest 6l3LSc; lowest Gle; closed ut 6lI&c AZ
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p. -
Cotton.

{ NEW YoaE, August ls!-Cotton firm; uplands
ll.lGc; Orleans . gl3l6c; futures closed dull;
August o. %Sc: September 9.26c; October . 900;
9.l3c; December 59.1lc; January 916c.
February 92sc; March 93oc: April 9s7c; May 9.4sc.
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A shark was found high and dry on the
beach at, savin Rock, Conn, yesterday.
1t is thought no was on his way to Wall
etreet, and got wrecked.-Roclesltrs En-
1lrss8 - 80. y =. 49,. y. 1.L.. a--
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80 g4ioNs alfsf,--g
Dry Goods.

NEW YoaK, August ls-Tho distribution Of 70.
ceip,s by. agents on account OF previous engage
meut returned large ssles, but new business was
moderate:i Jobbers were more active In all de-
partments rs NJ n Il sitts
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di !! !. eQ / 1 i. ]:
oaies, Nos. 80 anil 81 Fourteenth street.
THE 1,EponrElvs cnowN. rssa

Puck. AZ, n ~
r 10 climbed tho Ghiutug golden stair
Il With confident and lordly air, SIsil, i Il Z
{. Until be reached the landing, where : x ~!
Y 1.:sA Tho crowd assembled. tLs &. H ,S{f5f
lie crowded 10 q foremost place: t.ia
Determination stamped his face, = n III.
Some scion Of hlghtoned t6ce j
lie much resGmbled. 50
!: lie greeted Peter with SMILE Ii n
" A though I werc hardly worth bis while
To bow bis head. or dor his tile, Az. ~
lg. To mere porter. ~ .3, r,sNI
4 Ito stood aside 10 lot him pass, ~. fyls
Ut. Peter muliefCd. "Scc0ud class ~ 5
Then cried zone harp OF polished brass
1.FtR For this reporter" INTERMEDIARY
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3 Says Goethe: "Work makes the work
man." Goeth wrote this before workmen
had laid aside their tools and gone to
vibrating their jaws Boston Transcript,
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7 Do not marry for riches, my son, but
renlomber that the husband Of an heirees
10 seldom obliged torgot up at 8 o'clock in
the morning and build the fire. Teras
Siftinqs. ~ I? ~ 4 N 4. iss
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CURES AL ESssfarEs

from a common Blotch, or Eruption, to the
worst sorofula, Salt-rleum, /" fcyer-sorcs,"
scaly or Rough Skim. In short, aIl diseases
caused BY bad blood arc conquered by this
powerful, purifying. and invlgnrating medi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
Its benign influence. Especially has 1t mani
tested is potency In curing rcttcr, Eczema,
Eryslpelas, Hoi!g, Casbunclcs. Sore Eyes, Scrof-
ml 3! Sores md swell!ngs, liip-IoInt Disease
white Swcllings,"g Goitre, or Tplck Neck
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents In
stalnps for n largo Treatise, with colorcd
platcs, on Skin Diseases, OR the snme amount
TOR Treatise on Scrofulous Affections. "
"FoR THE BLOOD is THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse It by using DIR. piorcc,a
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, q fnir skin, buoyant spirits, vital
strength and bodily health will be established.
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The tramp ought to cease grumbling.
Ho cannot complain Of beingson the mer-
cies Of o cold world this summer.-Sua-
cuse Herald. a z q
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CINCINNATI, O., August 1S.-Flour easier. Wheat.
firm: No. 2 rcd 73a7lc; receipts $500 bushels; ship
ments none. Torn easier; No 2 mixed 4ec Oats
steady: No. mixed $50 Rye IN fair demand at
meats and bacon steady Whisky firm: sales 1,O2s
barrels OF finished gooas on a basis 0fsl 05. Butter
eaAlsr iaucy creamery 2SaS0c; extra 2Ga27c; choice
dairy &c. sugar and cheese firm. Eggs steady
at lSc< n ~ .t''s = -
cash and August 76>6c: September 1901 October
76c;l December 7s33Sso; May Si1hac Corn hrm; cash
ACC; March lG%c. Oats qnitt and firm; cash 9Ghc.
Cl0yerseeu active and weak: cash 81 Is; September
and October 81 10; December 81 sex. .3ss8 4,
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MIR. Drsn,nniaker,

81. Eicholas. m I, Z 53ts 4. X Il
Come, Mr.. Dreammaker, sell mo tonight
Tho love iest dream III your shop: 9,iy5 x isl u
NY dear little lHtslo Il weary Of light, n
Her lids are beginning TO drop gJH t-5i1,
Shes good when she's gay. but she's tired Of play,
:, And tho teardrops will nauehiily creep: ~
SO, Mr. Dreammaker, hasten, pIhy, r J
My little girls going 10 sleep. no & A,5ityH
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BALTIMORE, August 1S.-Wheat, western nrmer:
No. winter red SCOT 5911a79Nc; contender 7s}asa
7914c; October So1saslc; December s314asic. Corn,
western, higher; mixed spot d7sssaiSAG: August,
47hals1tc; September 4Sai,Ac; October 4ea431ISc
Oats, flrmer and fairly active; western white S2a
f5c: do mixed Seas0Ao. Provisions steady and
quiet Eggs higher aud firm at l6al7%c. Cot.
fec nomiually steady; Rio cargoes ordinary to
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pHlLApEIpH1A. August lS.-F!our unchanged.
Wheat higher hut qnies; No. 2 red August 7511Ssa
791sc; September soaa0, q: October sl5zaslase; 10
lures dull and nominal: No. ; hIsf mixed 5i%c;
No. 2mixed August 50a52o: september 4s1Haai9Lc:
Octobe: 4s1Sa4)1sc: November 49a50c. Oata quiet
but steady: new No. g white 800: do No white
SIC: old 90 ao19as6hc; futures outlet but steady;
August 3311ssSic; september 3,a9iHc: October 3,7S
asi34c: November s5Aas555.c. Eggs firm with good
demand, ssGt5i ~ tIS, is,S = Z 'ilIl 20
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4 Charlotte Ruulo,y's Testimony.

= g 1900 m --7I NEW uEE, my ], Is'
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Gu. /. sa5s
) oentlcmcn-:1Iavtns been annoyed with rimplcs,
eruptions anil IousnrSs Of tho skin, from bad con.
!lltion OF my blood, for. more thnu year, used
leading preparation Of barsnpHrIla and other ntiycr
tscd remedies to no effect, Then consulted prom
1nent physician, and from his treatment received
no benefit then concluded 10 try Tho ), S. s. REM
edy for tho blood, md two or SIX packages, by u
thorough eradication OF my trouble aud tcstoring
smoothness to my skin, hGvc made mo happy, and
cheerfully give You h!s Testimonial for such uSo
And publicity ns you wish to make or It. 7g 80
ll.. r''ssiS sTgt-s5. $50 CHARLOTTE: RAINBOW,
~ lS2 Dowcfy, near Canal Street,
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Liver. Blood. and EUlus.
Worlds llspsnsay Medical Association,
G63 Main ST., BUFFALO. N. y



/ Merit will win md receive public recognition md
praise. Facts. which tho outcome OF general OK.
porcncc. growing through years OF critical and
practical test become rs rooted md lmmovabla as
tho rock OF Gibraltar In public oplnlon, and hence
forth need no further guarantee rs to their gcnu.
incncss. Tho indIsputable fact that swifts Specific
Is tho best blood purifier IN tho world Is Of these
tmmovable Gibraltar rock facts OF which We hayo
spoken. and every days experience roots this con:
class OF our people Iii America and in Europe,
every trade. calling and profession including tho
medical profession, hnvo borne voluntary testi4
niony 10 tho remarkable virtues Of s. S. s. mud
It's infabc efficacy In curing all diseases Of tho
blood. These testimonials afe on MI BY the thou
unsolicited two distinguished members OF tic thsat.
rlcal who gratefully testify tho wonder.
full curative Qualities OF tho Specific in their indl.
rlduai cascs Their testimonials aro herewith sub.
mitt0d 10 tho public without further coinmcnt-let
them speak for Themselves. Tho lady Is member Of
the famous, Thn!ia Theatre Company, OF New York.
and formerly OF the Residence Theatre. Berlin Ger
a T an OF McviesersStocE Company. q Ghlcaeo
YORK ITALIA Theatre Company. Both arc well known
III theatrical circles In this country and In Europe.
b i, 3 Do
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Hugo IIassltcrl's Testimony,

5saa Hugo tlInsskcrl's Testimony. 81
Tho Swift Specific Company, Atlanta Ga. "A =
Z Gentlcuen-For two ycarsI Ind q Revcro case OF
eczema. used tar soaps, sulphur soaps md various
other remedies, md wis prescribed rorpy numbers
mined 10 Try the s. g. s. remedy. and seven or esht
bottles have thoroughly relieved INC, and you can
use THIS Certificate In any manner you wish 7zs Il
tgf e't (, -Elll .I7. IlUuo NAesKERI, ~
s., :, y. TO- Mombcr Of Thalln Theatre
Now York. May ., 1857. v 5 : 3E3'Ia,
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed FREQ.
.Jtiy3, * =, Tuk SWIFT srEclFIc Co., .lfl h
- "a Fst, !fff Drawer & Atlnntn; On
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The plcknlcker.

5.Ts Tho plcknioker. +,
Washington Critic. Ii
S48E Every picnicker hates,
ltlh5l y With n hatred Intense,
f'if The Ill N who put up Z y 2
.5e That barbgd wire fence,
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ipITISBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
u LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-Panhsndle goute.
Under schedule. In effect MAY g, 1857, trains
leave nw'heelng Central Standard time: For stell.
hcnville and fitttburgh, 6:25 a. IN .12:8s D, m,
$40 p. m; For s!eubenville, sos p. m. The e:S
n. M and sos p IN. trains make direct connection
for Columbus. Cincinnati. indianapolis and Chi.
caso, Ihc lz:So p. m. train makes direct connco.
ton for Columbus and Chicago. So 1890
Trains arrive AZ Wheeling, 6:15 9. M, ZOO o. .,
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL
~ ROAD.IUndcr schedule In effect MAY "a
iss7, trains leave Bridgeport, Central STANDARD
l:l2p. m. For Pittsburgh, lO:l7 a, m. Far Wells.
Vile, 4:l2 p m. For stenbenyil!e s :s6 q. N, For
Martins Ferry, GAS a. m. z 81 i141 =, q :
Trims arrive at bridgeport al 7:bs a! H., 1os2s
M, Ivy p. M, el9 p. NJ, iA M, and 7:a8 r. N
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'NH SANeeAD hlAs .II |.F
n. K. Il T. geu. 6s.... 93L
Northern Pac. flrsts..llbR
North. Pac. keconds..l05Z
Northwest, consola.l37k
N. W.debentures,5s los
st. Paul cofiSols....lTL
81. p, Y. i T., lnsts..ll6
rcr.a Pac. land gt's. SEX
Tex. j. PaG. 4. g. OK. 0-
ira co,lpons........ II
Union Pac. nrsts......1l5
West ahore...,...,,.,....99 X
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w BEELING & PITTsBURGH DIYI.
Wv SION, D. & O.. = - $500 ~ 800
On and after NAY %. 1887, passenger tralts will
For Pittsburgh'.b:oo a. NJ, daily; $40 q. N,
daily, except Sunday; las p N, daily except sun.
For WssanGton-5:2o p. m. daily. e1cspt Sunday
ANaIvAJA. Nh Z n. 81
From Pittburgh-9:4o a. m, daily; ll:l5 a. M,
sud 6'eS p. NJ, dsily, exoept Sunday 1850 p M
From Warrington !, NJ, daily. e1cent sun
day. g. K:LORD, aeEctsl Passenger Ayeni. +.
i]slzi J. Y. PATTON, supt n s = :. -
t.I,is.as.6 J. T. LANE, Tray, Pass Act Wheeltr,
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Laurel Point Locals.

LAUREL POINT, July 1.-THE
Fourth passed off quietly No ex-
citement whatever, about the Point
The farmers are very busy har-
vesting. The wheat is all in stack
Some have commenced cutting theil
grass.
The late rain was very acceptable
as grass and other crops were in
need>of it.
Annie Miller is clerking for jess
Snider.
Our mill was dried up last week
Clark Baker and wife spent last
Sunday with E. w. Taylor, at Ar
nettsville.
Ed. Baker and Dr.. j. Nj. Reed
were calling ON friends in our vii
lage a few days ago.
Ross Reed has been here moving
for our farmers with his machine.
Joe Wharton got the contract tt
build 8 new covered bridge at Char
ley Martins, price $3.50.
Joe Brookover had horse trade {
few days ago.
VIM. Camps health gets no better
Mrs. Jonathan Taylor is getting
much better
Born, to Taylor Hess and wife, {
daughter; to Theodore Barker ant
wife, a son. DR.. Matte Tough wa'
their physician.
Born to John Henry and wife, .
daughter. DR.. Jamison present.
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Utnh,s Constitution.

The constitution of the proposed
State of Utah was completed and
adopted ON July 7th by the Mormon
convention in session at Salt Lake
City. 1t provides for the entire sep
aration of church and State, for non
sectarian education, for the forbid
ding the employment or rejection of
school teachers on account of their
faith or non-belief in any sect, for
bidding bigamy and polygamy, not
to be changed or amended without
the consent of Congress and the
President of the United States.
There is much discussion on the
polygamy provisions. The mem
bers of the convention sincerely de
sire to settle the question, and it is
understood that the prohibitory law
will be enforced bona tide by the
State if admitted to the Union
Only registered voters who have
taken the test oath will be allowed
to vote on the question.
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ReedsrilIe Items.

REEDsvrLLE, July 9.-The Fourth
passed of very quietly here. Sever
al Of our people went to the reunion
st the Tunnelton camp ground.
Among those we noticed going were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Reed, Mr.. aud Mrs
John Ollie, Misses Elite linn, Katie
Fields. Dellie linn, Mary McCauly,
Minnie linn and Messrs VIM. Reed,
VIM. II. linn, VIM. 5. linn, and
VIM. and George kisner.
Miss Lillian 0yerileld, who has
been visiting friends and relatives
at Grafton. returned home en- last
Saturday accompanied by Miss
Anna linn
Miss Lenora Zinn has returned
home from Grafton. where for some
time past she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. c. NJ Brown.
Mrs. Thos. Brown, of Grafton, was
visiting Mrs. Jane Brown last week.
We are in hopes the Devil and
"snake editor Of the NEw DOMINION
enjoyed their 4th.
Let us hear from the Bohemian
Girl again. She is getting behind
the times.
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Doings Near Dug Hill.

Due HILL, July 1l.-Most of the
wheat is in stack and hay making is
the order of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry, of
Fa<mont, and Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Hawker and Miss Maggie Henry, of
Laurel Point, attended the funeral of
their mother. Mrs. Eliza Henry, the
9th inst.
Messrs. James Beall and Wright
Fleming spent their 4th at Fair
mont.
There was social picnic held in
grove near J. P. Burbridge's the
4th, given for Mrs. Hannah Cotter-
man, who is spending the season
with her many friends here Some
of our folks participated in the fes-
tiyities, and report a very enjoyable
time
Mr., W. II. Addison recently sold
his horse to Mr. Beall, of Uniontown,
Pa, for $3.50
Mrs. Anna Holmes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Shroats, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, are rusticating with friends in
this neighborhood.
1t is rumored that one of our gen
tlemen will lead a lady on the West
Side to the hymeneal alter at an
early day.
Mr.. Joseph Gee, of Monongahela
City, Pa, is the guest of Mr.. Edwin
Addison.
There will be a festival held al
Rock Forge Saturday evening, July
30th. The public are all cordially
! invited to attend.
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Halleck Happenings.

HALLEcK, July 9.-The parsonage
here is about completed. L. P.
Holland will do the plastering soon.
A party of persons from here at
tended the festival at Smithtown
last evening.
People have completed their wheat
harvest and are now commencing
their grass harvest.
T. M. Price has built a new house
this summer, improving the appear
ance of the Halleck community.
Mr.. Fletcher and wife started for
their home in Ohio last week.
Prof S. B. Brown, of the Chenille
Normal School, has been spending a
few days with his parents near here
Mr. Brown is looking exceedingly
we'll His sister Mary is home dur
ing vacation from the same school,
Several teachers from this sec
ton attended the Institute at Fair
mont.
Elijah and Jennie McRa are Wis
iting their brother, Edgar McRa
near Ravenswood, Jackson county
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Clinton District Items.

BRowN's School HOUSE, July IL.
We are having very dry weather
at present.
The people are about done har-
vesting wheat.
Prof Samuel Brown, of Glenville,
is at home on visit.
Evans Kelley, was visiting at Ma
sontown last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Englehart and Mrs. b.
f. Snider have returned from visit
to Keyser, accompanied by theiI
neice, Miss Cecil Snider.
Miss Dora Kelley has returned
home from Irondale Furnace, where
she has been staying for sometime
f. S. Kelley is at home on visit
Mrs. NJ J. Englehart has recently
purchased fine buggy and mule.
William and Frank Anderson have
gone to the "Black Bottle railroad
to work.
Judson Brown has gone to the fal
West. We are sorry to have him
absent from our community.
There was party at Nj. j. Engle-
harris last Wednesday night
There was a platform dance here
the Fourth. A large crowd was pres
ent and all seem to have enjoyed them
selves. There was another dance
given out for Saturday, July 10th
in the afternoon and at night.
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Arnettsyille Items.

ARNErrsvILLE, July PC. G.
Miller made a flying trip to Gray's
Flats last week accompanied by his
sister, who will remain there some
time.
Francis NJ. Arnett, of near Man
nington, was visiting at the parental
home the 4th.
Marion Arnett and wife, of Mark
leysburg, spent several days with
relatives in this vicinity last week
A couple of gentlemen from Pitts
burgh are visiting the home of Davis
NJ Arnett
J. n. Arnett and daughter Annie
of Rivesville, spent Sunday in town
School teachers are canvassing
and trying to secure positions fol
the coming winter.
A Sunday school convention will
be held at this place the 18th, 18th
and 18th of next month. All per
sons interested in Sunday school
work are invited to attend.
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GLADSTONE'S ADMIRERS
Present the GRAND Old Man
with "a Handsome Memorial.

On last Saturday at a garden
party given by the great Liberal
leader Mr. Richard NJ. Walters, Of
New York, presented to Mr. Glad
stone the testimonial from his Amer
lean admirers, to which we referred
some weeks ago. Mr.. Walters was
sent to England on this special mis-
sion, and right handsomely has he
accomplished it. Owing to his per-
feet arrangements everything passed
off very OPPORTUNITY and appropri-
ately, while his personal charms and
magnetism has made him to be lion
lied in London. The testimonial is
the gift of New Workers, land is
three feet in height and twenty-five
inches wide, is massive square
piece of solid silver, surmounted by
bust of Gladstone, which is very
striking likeness. On the left, with
her right hand thrown around the
base of the bust and placing upon it
mass of shamrock leaves, stands
a graceful female figure clothed in a
star spangled robe and bearing in
her left hand an Irish harp, thus
symbolizing the American apprecia-
ton of Gladstone's great work in be-
half of Ireland On the center of
the pedestal on which the bust rests
are the words Home Rule in black
letters. The inscription reads: Will
liam Ewart Gladstone, testimonial
presented by his American admir-
ers. - The presentation speech,
which had been prepared with great
care in New York, was read and Mr..
Gladstone replied in his most felici-
| tious manner.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-07-16
Greenmont Gleanings.

GREESMoNT, July ll.-Mr VIM.
Joseph and family were visiting rel
atiyes at the Flats last Sunday.
Miss Winnie Sanders, Of Maids
vile, is visiting her cousin Miss Ida
Hackney, of this place.
Mr.. Jos. Hindman's little son,
"Field," we are glad to say, is recov-
ering
Mrs. Squire Hackney, of Jimtown-
is visiting her sister Mrs. Samuel
Hackney, this week.
Misses Carrie and Lille Hackney
have been visiting at Vaudeville for
the last week.
"There seems to be some attrac-
ton for one of the Woodland boys
and also one Of the Flats boys or
this side OF the creek How is il
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